Born December 13, 1948, Detroit, Michigan, Ted Nugent is an American rock musician and guitarist who has been performing since the 1960s. He is known for his energetic live performances and his signature guitar sound, which often features heavy distortion and feedback.

Nugent first gained fame as a member of the Amboy Dukes, a Detroit-based psychedelic rock band that formed in the mid-1960s. The Amboy Dukes had a number of hits in the late 1960s and early 1970s, including "Journey to the Center of the Mind" and "Baby Please Don't Go."

After leaving the Amboy Dukes, Nugent launched a successful solo career, releasing a string of popular albums throughout the 1970s and 1980s. His music often features a mix of hard rock, blues, and heavy metal, and he is known for his distinctive guitar solos and high-energy performances.

• Ted Nugent - guitar
• Tom Noel - drums
  

• Ted Nugent - guitar
• Tom Noel - drums
• John Finley - guitar
• Pete Primm - bass
• John Drake - vocals
  

• Ted Nugent - guitar
• John Drake - vocals
• Steve Farmer - guitar
• Bill White - bass
• Rick Lober - keyboards
• Dave Palmer - drums

1. "The Amboy Dukes" (1967) - Single: "Baby Please Don't Go"

• Ted Nugent - guitar
• John Drake - vocals
• Steve Farmer - guitar
• Dave Palmer - drums
• Greg Arama - bass
• Andy Solomon - keyboards - formerly with Apostles.

1. "Journey to the Center of the Mind" (1968) - Single: "Journey to the Center of the Mind"
   

• Ted Nugent - guitar
• Steve Farmer - guitar
• Dave Palmer - drums
• Greg Arama - bass
• Andy Solomon - keyboards
• Rusty Day - vocals - b. Russell Edward Davidson; d. June 3, 1982, Orlando, Florida - formerly with Rusty Day and the Midnighters.

1. "Migration" (1969)
2. "Marriage on the Rocks / Rock Bottom" (1969)

• Ted Nugent - guitar/vocals
• Andy Solomon - keyboards/sax/vocals
  
• Rob Grange - bass
• K. J. Knight - drums/vocals
  

1. "Survival of the Fittest - Live" (live) (1971)

• Ted Nugent - guitar/vocals
• Rob Grange - bass
• Andy Jezowski - vocals
  
• Vic Mastrianni - drums/percussion
  

1. "Call of the Wild" (1973)
2. "Tooth, Fang & Claw" (1974)
3. "Decades of Destruction" (2-CDs) (????) - re-issue package of the albums "Call of the Wild" and "Tooth, Fang & Claw".
   

• Ted Nugent - guitar
• Derek St. Holmes - guitar/vocals
• Rob Grange - bass
• Steve McRay - keyboards
  
• Cliff Davies - drums
  

1. "Ted Nugent" (1975)

• Ted Nugent - guitar
• Rob Grange - bass
• Steve McRay - keyboards
• Cliff Davies - drums
• Meat Loaf - vocals
  

1. "Free-for-All" (1976)

• Ted Nugent - guitar
• Rob Grange - bass
• Cliff Davies - drums
• Derek St. Holmes - guitar/vocals

1. "Cat Scratch Fever" (1977) - Single: "Cat Scratch Fever"
2. "Double Live Gonzo!" (live) (2-CDs) (1978)
   

• Ted Nugent - guitar
• Cliff Davies - drums/vocals
  
• Charlie Huhn - guitar/vocals
• David Hull - bass
  

1. "Weekend Warriors" (1978)

• Ted Nugent - guitar
• Cliff Davies - drums/vocals
  
• Charlie Huhn - guitar/vocals
• Walt Monaghan - bass
  

1. "State of Shock" (1979)
2. "Live at Hammersmith '79" (live) (1997)

• Ted Nugent - guitar
• Cliff Davies - drums/vocals
  
• Charlie Huhn - guitar/vocals
• Dave Kiswiney - bass/vocals
  

1. "Scream Dream" (1980)
2. "Intensities in 10 Cities" (live) (1981)

• Ted Nugent - guitar
• Dave Kiswiney - bass/vocals
• Derek St. Holmes - guitar/vocals
• Carmine Appice - drums/percussion/vocals - b. December 15, 1946 - formerly with The Pigeons;
  The Vanilla Fudge; Cactus; and Beck, Bogert and Appice.
  
• Donnie Backus - keyboards
  

1. "Nugent" (1982)

• Ted Nugent - guitar
• Doug Lubahn - bass - formerly with Dreams.
  
• Alan St. John - keyboards - formerly with Billy Squier.
• Brian Howe - vocals - formerly with Bad Company.
  
• Bobby Chouinard - drums - formerly with Billy Squier.
  

1. "Penetrator" (1984)

• Ted Nugent - guitar
• Dave Amato - guitar/keyboards/synthesizer/vocals
• Larry Deimer - keyboards
• Jay Ferguson - bass
• Joe Galdo - drums/percussion
• Duane Hitchings - keyboards/drums/percussion - formerly with Cactus / The New Cactus Band.
  
• David "Hawk" Wolinski - keyboards - b. Chicago, Illinois, USA - formerly with The Nomads,
  The Shadows of Knight, Bangor Flying Circus, Madura, and Rufus (with Chaka Khan).
  

1. "Little Miss Dangerous" (1986)

• Ted Nugent - guitar
• Dave Amato - guitar/keyboards/synthesizer/vocals
• Charles Wright - bass
• John Purdell - keyboards
• Pat Torpey - drums/vocals
  

1. "If You Can't Lick 'Em...Lick 'Em" (1988)

• Ted Nugent - guitar
• Tommy Shaw - guitar/vocals - formerly with Styx.
• Jack Blades - bass/vocals - formerly with Night Ranger.
• Michael Cartellone - drums

1. "Damn Yankees" (1990) - Single: "High Enough"
   
2. "Don't Tread" (1992) - Singles: "Don't Tread"; "Where You Goin' Now"; "Silence Is Broken"; "Mister Please"
3. "The Essentials" (2002) - compilation
   

• Ted Nugent - guitar
• Derek St. Holmes - vocals
  
• Michael Lutz - bass/keyboards/vocals
• Doug Banker - keyboards
• Denny Carmassi - drums - formerly with Montrose, Gamma, Sammy Hagar, Heart, Whitesnake, and Coverdale-Page.
  

1. "Spirit of the Wild" (1995)

• Ted Nugent - guitar/vocals
• Marco Mendoza - bass
  
• Tommy Aldridge - drums - formerly with Whitesnake and Ozzy Osbourne.
  

1. "Full Bluntal Nugity" (live) (2001)

• Ted Nugent - guitar/vocals
• Marco Mendoza - bass/vocals/percussion

1. "Craveman" (2002)
2. "Hunt Music" (2-CDs) (2004)

1. "The Best of the Original Amboy Dukes" (1970)
2. "Great Gonzos!: The Best of Ted Nugent" (1981)
   
3. "Ultimate Collection: Ted Nugent & The Amboy Dukes" (????)
4. "Out of Control" (2-CD box set) (1993)
5. "Motor City Madness" (1996)
   
6. "Loaded for Bear: The Best of Ted Nugent & The Amboy Dukes" (1999)
7. "Ted Nugent / Cat Scratch Fever / Free-for-All" (3-CD box set) - re-issue of 3 classic albums.
   
8. "Noble Savage" (2-CDs) (2002)
   
9. "The Ultimate Ted Nugent" (2002)
10. "Ted Nugent's Greatest" (2003)
    

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